In 2024, Estonia, one of the world’s leaders in digitalisation, announced the next stage in the development of its public administration. The concept of a ‘personal state’ (Est. personale riik) is intended to elevate the relationship between citizens and the administration to a new level. The state aims not only to respond to citizens’ needs, but also to anticipate...
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The countries of the Baltic Sea region have been of interest to Russian entrepreneurs and investors for years due to their geographical proximity and dynamic economic development. As a result, some real estate located near strategic facilities is currently owned by Russians, posing a challenge to the security of the countries in the region. Bans on the purchase of land by citizens...
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The Institute is hosting a panel discussion titled “Nato’s inland sea security in the Baltic Sea Region after the enlargement of North Atlantic Treaty Organization “scheduled to take place September 4th ,2024, at 6:25 pm as part of the XXXIII Economic Forum in Karpacz. Moderator: Dr. Damian Szacawa, Institute of Central EuropePanelists: Niklas...
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Damian Szacawa, Senior Analyst in the Department of the Baltics at the Institute of Central Europe took part in a panel entitled ‘Security, resilience, disinformation, civil protection and support to Ukraine – What impact will they have on all Policy Areas’ at the opening event of the Polish Presidency of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea region. The event, which was...
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Difficult times, necessary steps- debate on security in Central Europe-Institute of Central Europe Panel at the XXXIII Economic Forum in Karpacz / September 3rd, 2024. The Institute is hosting the panel discussion, “Challenging Times, Necessary Steps – A Debate on Security in Central Europe,” which will take place on September 3rd, 2024, at 3:30 PM as part of...
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